St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-04
and the Ballot" at the First Baptist church,

and the Ballot" at the First Baptist church,
East side, this evening.
The council committee on ways and means
met Yesterday afternoon but transacted no
business of Importance.
i Three cars were badly damaged at Hop
kins station by a collision of two freight
trains yesterday morning.
II. P Russell has begun suit against Emily
L. Gill ct al. to recover $l3S.94 said to be due
for building material furnished.
One Bolton is made defendant in an action
brought by George W. Mason to recover n
horse alleged to be owned by Mason.
The grand covenant conference OF the
Swedish Mission Friends, held here during
this week, came to al end yesterday.
Horace r. Johnson flied plat of Richmond
Terrace yesterday. The land extends from
Forty-eighth street east to Minnehaha creek.
The police last night closed up a gambling
establishment that had been started by a
party OF colored sports ut 242 Hennepin ave-
nue..
Herr Hagg, the elastic skin man, tn Mer-
maid and Bobby Newcombs company will be
the attractions mt the dime museum next
week.
Judge Young yesterday ordered 1udg-
ment of 81. 637.26 for the plaintiff in the case
of the Oneida Iron Works vs. Franklin Steele,
Jr., s. Co.
Aid. L'Herault at this evenings meeting of
the council will Introduce resolution to
establish niue hours as Il days work for city
employees.
EThe Scandinavian Pleasure club held a cal
leo ball yesterday evening at 20. Peterson's
hall on Washington avenue south which was
largely attended. '-o
don Caesar was given to the largest audi
ence that has yet greeted the Amberg Thalia
Opera company. Tonight Gear and Zim-
hermann" will be the bill at the Grand.
Charles Nash. while running jontiug ma
chine at Joarniu, Hansen s. Co.'s factory yes
terday, had the fingers OF his lert hand so
badly damned that it was found necessary to
amputate them.
Rev. Annie II. Shaw, of Boston, Mass, will
lecture in the First Baptist church tonight
on Social Purity and the Ballot" The lee
ture is free and cordial invitation is extended
to the general public TO be present.
b. +. Stlnson was arrested Wednesday after
noon for selling liquor without paying the
United States tax. He gave 5000 bonds for
his appearance before United States Commits
Sioner Odell Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the time set for his preliminary examination.
Simon McNulty was last night presented
with an elegant gold scarf pin, watch chain
and charm by the Street Car Drivers assem-
bly, of the Knights of Labor. The presenta-
ton was in recognition of Mr.. McNulty's SER
vices in behalf of the assembly as chairman
OF the executive board.
james a. Ross, E. T. Watson and j. NJ.
Thomas filed articles yesterday Incorporating
the Ludus club. The purpose Of the club is
the social and literary culture of its members.
There is no capital stock. Any adult person
may become member upon the payment of
S.. The club rooms will be at No. $50 Henne-
pin avenue.
1.-The advanced members of Uncle Praise
worthy Whitmores singinge skewle'wil give
an old folks concert at Simpson Ill. E. church,
corner First avenue south and Twenty-cighth
street, tonight and tomorrow night. An at
tractive prOgrogramme has been prepared
and the entertainment promises TO be very
nninuahla